Advanced CSU

Jitter Attenuator

The Jitter Attenuator is designed to correct synchronization problems. Usually, you can use the default. Change this parameter only if you experience excessive CRC or line errors.

Auto means that this adapter determines the most appropriate way to correct synchronization problems.

Receive means that the receiver is responsible for correcting synchronization problems.

Transmit means that the transmitter is responsible for correcting synchronization problems.

Disabled means that the Jitter Attenuator is disabled.

Clocking

This parameter is used only for test purposes, for connecting two DataFire adapters back-to-back using a crossover cable. The Clocking parameter specifies which side of the connection provides clocking. One side must be setup for Loop and the other for Local.